Sanguine-bond hut this idea on the head, calling the cards actively distracting and immersion breaking, but at this point trying to get immersed in MTG is like trying to skate up a hill. Comments like these were the norm, but the styles did have their defenders as well
Not that Magic: The Gathering cards can be valuable, that's long-established, but that a single card could ever be worth half-a-million dollars plus change
Zen Takahashi Another sideboard card, I personally rated Force of Vigor higher than Veil of Summer, but I was outvoted on this one
Drawing a card doesnt reveal it, and I value keeping that information private
Instant at the end of someones turn, and you can untap those artifacts as you youre your next turn along with whatever you tutored out
Decks that run a lot of exile-based removal can be problematic since you dont have any efficient answers to a card such as Leyline Binding or Solitude in red and black